Jurisdição e competência: os plantões judiciários a partir da ótica dos princípios processuais constitucionais

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to study perceptions brought about by forensic practice, which reveals that the prior disclosure of judicial scales coupled with procedual bad faith may lead many lawyers to try to circumvent the legal system for their own benefit, failing to join an action during the forensic expedition, because they already know the position of the titular magistrate, to appeal to the magistrate on call and, thus, to see their claim fulfilled. To do so, we will make a brief conceptual explanation about the civil procedural principles, in the light of the Constitutional Civil Procedure, crossing the structural guarantees of the jurisdiction and the resolutions that regulate the judicial work, in addition to a study on article 905, sole paragraph, of the Code of Civil Procedure.